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IRAN EXPORTS NON-OIL GOODS WORTH $673M TO TURKEY IN 2 MONTHS
Iran exported non-oil commodities valued at $673 million to Turkey during the first two months of the current Iranian calendar year (March 21-May 21), according to the head of the Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Administration (IRICA).Foroud Asgari said that Turkey was Iran’s fourth top non-oil export destination in the mentioned two-month period.Exporting commodities valued at $1.367 billion to Iran, Turkey was Iran’s third source of non-oil import in the said time span, the IRICA head added. Continua a leggere
IRAN REACHES PREFERENTIAL TARIFF DEALS WITH OMAN, PAKISTAN
Iran has reached agreements with Oman and Pakistan to export goods under preferential tariff arrangements, Industry, Mining and Trade Minister Mohammad Atabak announced on Wednesday.Speaking at a ceremony unveiling new foreign currency pre-sale tools and export entitlement trading platforms, Atabak also pointed to Iran’s ongoing preferential trade with member states of the Eurasian Economic Union.“The ultimate goal of the government is to facilitate exports and imports freely, without direct state intervention, provided that the Central Bank maintains full oversight to ensure the integrity of transactions,” he said, according to IRNA. Continua a leggere
IRAN’S AGRICULTURE MINISTER LEFT TEHRAN FOR ASTANA LEADING A TRADE-AGRICULTURE DELEGATION
Iranian Agriculture Minister Gholam-Reza Nouri, leading a trade-agriculture delegation, left Tehran for Astana, on Tuesday, to attend the meeting of Iran-Kazakhstan Joint Economic Committee.In an interview conducted by IRIB, the minister, before leaving the country, called the main goal of this trip to activate Iran’s joint economic committees with other countries, especially neighboring and target countries, and said: “A group of 120 managers and entrepreneurs from Iran will be present at the 20th Iran-Kazakhstan Joint Economic Committee meeting, which will be held today and tomorrow in Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan.”Regarding the importance of this trip, he said: “Given the position that Kazakhstan has in Central Asia and is one of the most important countries in this region, and also, given the volume of trade of about five hundred million dollars that we currently have with this country, we are trying to increase this figure to at least three billion dollars. Continua a leggere
IRAN EXPORTS NON-OIL PRODUCTS VALUED AT $1.094B TO UAE IN 2 MONTHS
Iran exported non-oil commodities valued at $1.094 billion to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) during the first two months of the current Iranian calendar year (March 21-May 21), according to the head of the Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Administration (IRICA).Foroud Asgari said that the UAE was Iran’s third top non-oil export destination in the mentioned two-month period. Continua a leggere
DEPUTY MINISTER URGES EFFORTS TO BOOST IRAN’S SHARE OF $20B GLOBAL FLOWER MARKET
The deputy head of planning and economy in the Ministry of Agriculture, referring to Iran’s capacity in the global flower market, said Iran’s share in the stated market, which is estimated to be worth about 20 billion dollars per year, is very low and the gap indicates the need for targeted planning and intelligent investment in the field. Continua a leggere
MINISTER: 580 FIRMS AT ‘IRAN HEALTH’ SIGNAL MEDICAL SECTOR GROWTH
Iranian Minister of Health and Medical Education Mohammadreza Zafarqandi stated that the presence of 580 companies at the 26th International Iran Health Exhibition demonstrates the growth and capability of the country’s medical equipment industry. Continua a leggere
CAO SAYS READY TO COOPERATE WITH INVESTORS FOR IMPORTING SMALL AIRCRAFT
The head of the Civil Aviation Organization of Iran expressed the organization’s readiness to facilitate the import of small, under 19-seat aircraft by introducing investors possessing necessary bank guarantees.Continua a leggere
IRAN’S MONTHLY GDP GROWS 0.9%, DRIVEN BY NON-OIL SECTORS
Iran’s economy grew by 0.9 percent in the first month of the current Iranian calendar year Farvardin (March 21 – April 21), according to a new report from the Iranian Parliament’s Research Center.As reported by Mehr News Agency, the center released its latest estimate of monthly GDP growth in the absence of timely official data from the Central Bank of Iran (CBI) and the Statistical Center of Iran (SCI).The estimates are based on national monthly data and calculated using a continuous growth method aligned with national accounts. Continua a leggere
NON-OIL GOODS WORTH $4.2M EXPORTED FROM NORTH KHORASAN PROVINCE IN A MONTH
Non-oil commodities worth $4.208 million were exported from North Khorasan province in the northeast of Iran during the first Iranian calendar month of Farvardin (March 21-April 21, 2025), the director-general of the province announced.Hojjat Amani said that over 10,000 tons of non-oil goods were exported from the province in the mentioned month.The export indicates 24 percent fall in value, and 33 percent drop in weight, as compared to the first month of the previous year, the official noted.He named petrochemical products (urea fertilizer), steel products, and sodium hydroxide as the major exported items, and Afghanistan, Iraq, Turkey, and Uzbekistan as the main export destinations. Continua a leggere
IRAN’S MAZANDARAN PROVINCE OPENS TRADE CENTER IN TASHKENT
Iran’s northern Mazandaran province opened a trade center in Uzbekistan’s capital city Tashkent. The inauguration ceremony of the center, which is located in Food City area in Tashkent, was participated by the Iranian Ambassador to Uzbekistan Mohammad-Ali Eskandari, as well as Abdollah Mohajeri, a board member of Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture (ICCIMA), and Ali Taqipour, the head of the Chamber of Commerce of Sari city, the center of Mazandaran.Addressing the inaugural ceremony, the Iranian ambassador to Tashkent stated: “The Mazandaran province trade center in Tashkent will help further develop economic and trade relations between Iran and Uzbekistan. The merchants of this province can offer good and quality Iranian goods to the Uzbek market at a cheaper price.”Abdollah Mohajer, for his part, said: “Uzbekistan is an important country for Iran. The opening of this trade center in Tashkent will be beneficial for both countries.Continua a leggere
TEHRAN PLANS TO EXPAND COOPERATION WITH ROME IN WATER, SOIL SECTORS
Iran underlined on Saturday the development of technical cooperation with Italy, particularly in the fields of water and soil.During a meeting between Iran’s deputy minister of agriculture and the Iranian ambassador to Italy, emphasis was placed on developing technical cooperation with the European country, especially in water and soil, Mehr reported.During this meeting, a report on the status of a recent summit and the necessity of expanding technical relations between Iran and international institutions was presented.Alireza Sabouri, the ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran to Rome, pointing to the existing capacities within the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), called for maximizing the use of the organization’s capability in transferring up-to-date technical knowledge and welcomed the expansion of technical relations, especially in the specialized fields of water and soil. Continua a leggere
